Professor Luke O'Neill
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1,535 appearances
7 recordings
2 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 3 Sep
Professor Luke O'Neill’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And whenever a new technology comes along, people do lose their jobs and others make new jobs out of it.
But still in the middle, there's people getting caught.
And the Pope is kind of saying, keep an eye on that as well and make sure people are remembered in this fast moving world that we live in.
Do what you love.
Very, very important because then you have the passion in the workplace to make it really count.
And secondly, and Camilla's piece in the FT says this, we have to learn how to use AI to our advantage.
So education systems have to change to incorporate AI into the education process and prepare people for this world that's coming is the overall idea, I guess.
Put it into chat GPT.
It'll tell you what the podcast is about.
Show Me the Science with Professor Luke O'Neill.
Hello, Luke O'Neill here, and welcome to Show Me the Science, my weekly podcast.
Now, a request, and I've had a few requests lately, and I'm very happy to try and cover them.
It's laoneill, with two L's, at tcd.ie.
And if one comes in, I'll do my best, you know, if I find it interesting or know stuff about it.
Some of the stuff I wouldn't know much about, so I'm slightly worried.
reluctant but this one is in my wheelhouse as the phrase goes and it's Larry Riley and Larry you're on the money with this this is all about the science of bacteria and cancer now when I say bacteria what I mean is a thing called the microbiome now the microbiome is a big fancy word all it means is the bacteria in your gut your gut is full of bacteria and they've been studied for decades and lately last 10 15 20 years I guess very hot part of bioscience and
looking at the different species and how they change and how they affect our health.
And the health of your gut is really important for your health overall.
And loads of studies are showing if you get the balance right of bacteria in your gut, it can impact on things like Parkinson's disease, depression, all kinds of things.
And in fact, in Ireland, we're blessed with a very good effective research unit down in Cork called the APC that investigates this and has really made fantastic contributions to this area.
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